a long way road it rob kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: another great day around the bay area this afternoon temperatures are in the '70s and '80s. the sea breeze winds we expect a pick-up this afternoon to starting to kick in. cabbages in half when they are cooling down to 64 degrees. going down to 71 is san francisco. if we will see these temperatures plus oakland dropped as we head into the next couple of hours. our inland temperatures will be mild as well as our south bay numbers. the change of the past 24 hours is the biggest in san francisco. 9 degrees cooler, for degrees cooler in napa and seven degrees cooler in hayward. again, were seeing increasing fog cover offshore here in eastern to push up to the coastline and for the north bay. we will continue to see that into tomorrow plus cooler conditions. increasing clouds over into tomorrow. much cooler and windy. winds will kick up towards the afternoon. we will talk about the rest of your weekend and when we will see changes back in the forecast coming up in a bit. >>ma

reporting live, kron 4 news. >>rob: toward come on the kron 4 sunday night news. we will bring you up-to-date on the j c to guard case where the man accused in her kidnapping enters a surprising. >>brian: falling in the north coast around crescent city and your recap. the rain is headed our way for tomorrow. i will let you know how much were going to get coming up. and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, you'll get a thick, green scotts lawn even if you've never been successful with other seed before. the revolutionary scotts ez seed. grow grass anywhere. >>rob: the man accused of kidnapping j.c. do guard has entered a not guilty plea. kate thompson was in the court room for the bomb shelter the on friday carried >>kate: look credos lawyer is angry and frustrated same rumors of the deal and a guilty plea or never true. >> how would you categorize, they don't exist. the whole deal th

>>rob: in san jose, rob kron 4 news. >>pam: a large fight was caught on a cell phone at hayward high school, a lot of the officials in the area, jeff bush chose to this fight was not an isolated incident. >>jeff: the video was posted on youtube last week, you can see in the shaky video there were several fights happening all at once. it ends with a fight still going on in the sound of police sirens in the distance. this isn't the only fight at hayward high- school and is the latest in a series of fights that were posted on youtube. some fights are inside and others outside and date as far back as december. the only person a lot to talk to the media from the school district is janice. she is unable to >> to us on camera, she did send a letter titled safety and school strategies. supervisors will be visible and as in golf carts to get around more visibly. the district post as an event last week in hayward high school called challenge day. it was designed to bring different clips together for a lesson in understanding, but

if in san francisco, rob kron 4 news. >>pam: attorney michael korda's the talks with us about the case. first, your reaction to the decision today. >> i'm surprised, i thought there heading toward the new account and are vowing to bring that back a bill to. when you stop and think about the assembly surprise. you have the three counts of lying and then you have the obstruction. but they found that he didn't lie where did he obstruct? hal did the jury get to that particular verdict. that's why jury trials are interesting. if a guarantee the defense team is screaming down the street saying how did they get there? we never thought it would do that. >> which is for the defense say we heard they want. >> and in this 30 years the guilty verdicts thinks and talks very deeply. the they're putting good spin on it and their right to, they didn't find him guilty of the steroids are the growth hemlinehormones. the did find hm guilty of the obstruction of justice. >>pam: seems like a compromise self verdict. they felt something had be

>>rob: san jose, rob kron 4 news. >>pam: animal control officers are searching for those two dogs and for the owners. they're warning residents that the animal should be considered dangerous. >> yes, because of what they did to the killing of another dog and based on the injuries of a woman. they are severe injuries. we do consider them dangerous at this point. >>pam: 0 control officers suspected dogs lived in the neighborhood for either let out to romp in the part coruscate in the backyard. officers campus the barriers of friday talking with others who may have information regarding the dogs whereabouts. by law, all dogs must remain on leash at all times on the park. new details this evening about court. for some time now people and asking the transit agency to extend hours on the weekend. as a man tells us, that may be about to happen at least on friday. >>dan: right now if you're out on friday night you have to watch your watched because the last bart train leaves at midnight. a member of the bart board is proposin

intel also, gabe slate kron 4 news. >>rob: just a tad warmer tomorrow? >> a couple degrees not much though. the upper 50s and low to mid 60's. >>rob: thank-you, that if it for us for now. the night. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> we have president obama's facebook town hall meeting, the speech at the auditorium and your comments all on our website, www.kron.com. >>> well, we have be seeing a steady mist this evening. wet pavement and not a lot of rain. let's look at the totals. in the mountains, a quarter of an inch of rain. just a few hundredths of an inch of rain. not a lot. radar isn't picking up much at this hour because the clouds are below 4,000 feet. a lot of showers below the radar. tomorrow at a glance. 7:00, showers taper off and partial clearing by noon. slight warming tomorrow. and that continues into the rest >>> tonight's headlines. one year ago today the deepwater horizon oil rig exploded, killing 11 workers and creating the worst oil spill in history. 206-gallons of oil spewed into the gulf. bp is suing the owner of the oil rig. >>> tim hetherington was one of two killed today in libya where they were covering battles. chris hondros was also killed. two others were seriously injured. tim hetherington was nominated for an oscar. >>> more severe weather blasting the

in oakland, kron 4 news. >>rob: the victim jesus campos was a respected member of the latino community for years. he owned a restaurant on international boulevard where he was killed friday. if he was a vocal presence in the fruitvale district. brinkley shows how the community continues to mourn his loss. >>maureen: outside the restaurant on international boulevard passerby's stop and reflect the sidewalk memorial to which jesus campos that continues to grow. here you could see the numerous candles and flowers that line the bottom of the street corner shrine. people in the community left posters and notes in spanish and english like this one that reads god bless the family, rest in peace. here's another one that reads, stop the violence. inside the restaurant, waitresses wear black ribbons on their uniforms in the late boss' honor. if block close of morning can be seen hanging from the doorways of all the businesses on the block as well as the signs which read one of this is gone. >> everyone knows him, the c

rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> we have president obama's facebook town hall meeting, the speech at the auditorium and your comments all on our website, www.kron.com. >>> well, we have be seeing a steady mist this evening. wet pavement and not a lot of rain. let's look at the totals. in the mountains, a quarter of an inch of rain. just a few hundredths of an inch of rain. not a lot. radar isn't picking up much at this hour because the clouds are below 4,000 feet. a lot of showers below the radar. tomorrow at a glance. 7:00, showers taper off and partial clearing by noon. slight warming tomorrow. and that continues into the rest of the week. details on that coming up. we will be back after this. ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ i am a sneeze whisperer. i am an allergy analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief. >>> tonight's headlines. one year ago today the deepwater horizon oil rig

kron 4's rob fladeboe shows us residents are finally getting through. >> reporter: after it was blocked a week ago, you can see here, west of morgan hill, it's finally open again. crews on friday finally managed to clear one lane through the road here. one lane only. the other lane is still under the mud. the slide here cut off several dozen families who live above the slide, including the community. also the entrance to the county park. the slide remains very active. you can see a lot of mud coming out of the size of the mountain. they are helping keeping the water away and channeling it into the creek. red wood trees also came down. this is the largest mudslide since 1998. rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>> in stran, the search for a missing surf along ocean beach has been suspended. this was the scene earlier today as a helicopter searched the area. it started after a witness reported seeing someone go out into the water and not come back out. >>> the a's try and snap a six game opening day losing streak. gary has highlights and brandon bell busts out in his second game for the giants. w

kron 4 news. >>rob: people if can't affected who need help in rebuilding. how if you want to pitch and next saturday april 16th if japan restart is hosting a charity concert get sun dance. that includes all conditions and other international musicians and bands. >>brian: 1 breezy today with highs in the upper 50s and low to mid 60's. how we do have warmer weather on the way. coming up. >>brian: giants fans going home happy tonight after the giants fan won a come-from- behind victory. a 3-2 over the cardinals. if two runs in the bottom of the ninth. if everybody is thrilled to. if you of the bundle up. san francisco in the upper '40's, union city 52, 51 alton in valley, after to net 50. tomorrow will be a similar day temperature wise. the number is only getting out into the upper 50s and low 60's. about the same as what we have today. san francisco 59 degrees, look for low to mid 60's from oakland to santa rosa to san jose. the warm spot will be antioch at 67 degrees. the advertised for mid april and mid to upper 60s and low '70's. for running about five or

>>rob: in watsonville, rob kron 4 news. >>catherine: california's damage estimate from last month's tsunami is higher. the emergency management agency said the estimate is now $48 million, 4 million higher than initially thought. state officials will ask the white house for a disaster declaration. that would mean federal aid it and that would save the state $25 million and repair costs. the pilot of a vintage plane that went down near oakland's airport is a 73 year-old redwood city man. he let the local flying club, he called in an emergency to air traffic control it happen very shortly after takeoff, you could see the scene of the wreckage. the plane crashed nose down in the mud in the san leandro bay. he was pronounced dead at the scene. as daniel reports, today the wreckage was removed from the crash site. >>reporter: it was here that the single engine plane crashed sunday taking the life of its pilot 73 year- old richard manuel sam the tail. today crews focused on getting the plane at of the money shore where it landed

>>rob: reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: a new video has surfaced on youtube and it shows up role in hayward high school and is the latest in a series of fights caught on camera outside the school. kron 4 shows you some of the other videos posted on the web and it got reaction from the students about the growing problem. >>jeff: half dozen close of imposed on youtube showing fighting. , was in this fight back there's so much trauma here it's crazy. read as fights every day because of gangs and hatred los >>jeff: students say how fighting this house hot disagreements are solved. of course >> is going to be fights and high schools but it does get out of hand. it's basically people settle in the disputes, the thing is it's one race towards another. >> i think there's a couple portions of the school or some groups they just hang around each other and all the people that support fights and want to fight, they're one huge group. and fourthly that's the largest group. they control the situation and if they want to fight the

in scott kelly, rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: it is been gorgeous with temperatures warmer. hayward is 86 degrees. 84 in los gatos. cooler tomorrow big changes. your full forecast in just a few minutes. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] don't miss a second of ncaa march madness with my multiview, only from at&t u-verse. just $29 a month for the first 6 months. dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >>pam: pleasanton man was killed in afghanistan. this man was killed on tuesday. >> in livermore, a family is mourning the loss of jmaeson lincebaum he grew up with his father, step mother. it was here in this home where his father received a knock on the front door just a few days ago for military personnel. telling him the sun had passed and afghanistan. i spoke with his father. --his biological son had passed and afghanistan. he was

in the san jose, rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>pam: not one single factor is to blame in the recent spike. and assistant chief. >> difficult to speculate. we've had extraordinary circumstances with a triple homicide that appears to be drug related. in the channel, it is a pretty even mixture. five of those homicides happening gang- related and two of those seven domestic rivals related. and that triple homicide the dimension is drug-related. it is across the board. it does not seem to be attributable to just one particular characteristic or circumstance. it is difficult to say at this point. >>pam: the chief says that despite the rising number its telesphere mo salsa has your homicide---the association warns that this is certainly going to get worse in the san jose--if there are more police department layoffs. >>pam: of vallejo police have arrested a council or 43 year old. here is this picture it is home in albany on friday. this john works with children in the mental health department. he'happened in the fall of 2010 and recor

rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> mobile home reallocated after a land slide threatened it. it is -- relocating them would be the responsibility of the owners. it offered the homeowners a motel room while they figure out what they will do. kron 4 news. >>> if you have been enjoying this weather it's not [ ryan ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ ryan ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ so i used mine, to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. . >>> day eight in the barry bonds trial and a set back for the prosecution as one of its witnesses refuses to back up the testimony of another prosecution witness. that is leaving members of the jury to decide who they trust more. dan kerman has more. >> reporter: a bad day for the prosecution in the barry bonds case. steve hoskins, former friend and business manager is contradicted by his surgeon dr.

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>>pam: team coverage moves now to kron 4 rob lot of local shows to the protest. >>rob: about 100 protesters lined a outside facebook headquarters most caring signs critical of president barack obama as foreign and economic policy. >> and make the mistake of believing that he would fundamentally change america. it always protesting? disappointing >>rob: one the president's motorcade dodge them, this woman walked onto the campus calling to the president with a bullhorn only to be confronted in order to leave at palo alto police. a few blocks away at city hall of the protesters arrived by the busload. the self-described working-class people stood before a large block of west facebook page: on the president to friend and instead of cutting taxes for the wealthiest americans. in palo alto, rob kron 4 news. >>pam: the web is buzzing about president town hall at facebook. kimberly is here with a look at some of the comments about that event. >>kimberlee: been going through the hundreds of commons coming down on twitter. a lot of people upset with the president, some ok

rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>> the weather was almost perfect out there today. temperatures were in the 70s and even 80s. right now still on the mild side in the 50s and 60s. let's look at what we are expecting tomorrow. 5-15-degree cool down. santa rosa today 80 degrees. 67 tomorrow. we were in the 70s in san francisco. tomorrow 60s. 60s in richmond and 70s along the delta. 71 livermore, back down to the 50s in half moon bay. today was 77 degrees. so went degrees cooler along the coast tomorrow. satellite, drier air keeping the storm to the north. all this rain through organize and washington, not impacting california. increasing winds and cooler conditions and rain this week. here is a look at future cast, spots of rain here and there. 5:00, light rain through the east bay shore. areas of rain through the later morning hours. 11:00 and in the afternoon seeing more cells move in to the north way. seven-day forecast, cooler weather starts tomorrow, continues through the rest of the week. thursday chance of rain, temperatures down into the 50s. wednesday, it's go

and san jose, rob kron 4 news. >>pam: boulders continue to struggle with burglaries and customers continue to be assaulted and oakland's diamond district. that's an up-and-coming business area. in response to crime in that part of town the manager of the bakery recently installed the high-tech surveillance camera system. he said it has already recorded in neighboring business been vandalized. >> here's a picture from 2:30 a.m. you could see a guy walking down the sidewalk appears to be intoxicated and then he's going to take a tumble. " we found out was a couple minutes later when emitted down to the corner he decided to take is raging out on another business. he just kicked a glass door out of rage and kept on walking. if he would've taken the time to actually rob that business and come out we would of had three different angles of exactly what he did. alarms would of gone off at the business. police would come in and i could of been down here and handing over the evidence while the guys sitting in the back seat o

rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>pam: you can see, you can smell that watsonville area. that has an advisory from the fire chief. >> we are looking at a 3-4 day standard operating procedure to get every resident and in the area that the smoke is going to be impacting us for three days, four days. we are hoping for shoulders in place to stay inside if you have any respiratory iissues we're hoping for shelters-- in place. >>pam: with the smoke in its erratic direction, this week, that way, it is difficult to track and they will stay on this until the fire is out. >>pam: a suspect has been charged with murder in an antioch police in december. you can see this on your screen, 18 year-old alessandr alike conroe, and thee havfolly scoundre 19 year mike e could be hiding in san francisco, vallejo, or some criminal. police are asking anybody if they know the whereabouts? to give them a call. >>pam: and east the mother is accused of prostituting herself all leaving her baby in a car. well short. oakland police say they arrested 25 year-old the chill of stockton. during a sting op

rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>> a few light sprinkles this morning, courtesy of this storm to the north. spreading rain, way to the north of us. you can see long the boarder of california and oregon, rain showers. we are in the clear. clearer skies lead to cooler temperature overnight. right now temperatures are in the low 50s. 49 in santa rosa. 40s in every location. except the coast line overnight. tomorrow at a glance. patchy fog is possible, especially into the north bay. rainfall totals are under a 10 10th of an inch of rain. that's very light. some areas had more than that in the north bay. warming into the afternoon tomorrow. sunny skies. 4:00, temperatures will be the same as today or warmer. 61 in san francisco. 60s for the delta. 60s for the inland valley. 60s for bay shores and low 70s in the south bay. seven-day forecast, again, temperatures the same or warmer than today. we will slide a little bit into thursday as another storm passes to the north. no rain out of this, only the cooler temperatures and cloudier skies. for the weekend, drier, warmer air is set to build in. th

rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> reporter: in another big story, the ntsb released 500 pages of documents in connection with their investigation of the san bruno pipeline explosion. chaos and confusion among pg&e workers as they dealt with the explosion. how one worker sprang into action to shut off volves. the ntsb hopes to rap up their investigation by the fall. kron 4 news. >> reporter: ocean beach in san francisco, friday, look, everyone else is, a sea ray washed up on shore. officials say a man stole this boat last night. they say he was intoxicated. washed up this morning and he was arrested for having outstanding warrants. now they will toe this boat, tragit to the -- though this boat, tragit and drive it back where the belongs. kron 4 news. >> reporter: those who go out on friday night are finding themselves have ting to go home early before the bart trains stop ronning. now there is a proposal to change the schedule. they will discuss this later this morning. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> reporter: on the bay, the final construction phase of the tower on the new bay bridge is under

in san jose, rob kron 4 news. >>terisa: san francisco an investigation has been launched into why any driver caught texting on the job was back behind the we will. it does cast a great the driver was videotaped texting while driving. if a muni said they were going to let her go however this past week, she was back on the job driving a bus. muni has since fired her and now the union said they're going to file a grievance about her termination. in san francisco, teresa kron 4 news. >>reporter: out in three other incidents with muni drivers in the last month. it to one muni trains the doors were open while the trains were moving, the other a muni bus driver reportedly lasted a family that was boarding the bus. if the driver was fired. all incidents were caught on video and i spoke with a representative that muni and says are going to use those figures to help prevent incidents of this from happening again. in san francisco, nicole kron 4 news. >>grant: there's new evidence that says gas prices are changing the way pe

live in sends a rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>pam: the rest of the schedule to no. 2 = saturday. and then los angeles for game 3, game 4 on tuesday after stay. >>pam: brian stowe has been taken off of sedatives and now his family is waiting for him to wake up. at the los angeles hospital. tonight the giants' minor league team is honoring brian. >> and inside the giants principles stadium. the cousin of brian stowe can you update us on brian? >> the doctor's uc medical have taken them off of this sedatives. they are waiting for those sedatives to dissipate. at that point they will wait for brian to wake up. >>reporter: major milestone? >> yes, has gone five days withou teacher which seizure which is tremendous. --the sedation was helpful. now, we're waiting for him to wake up. >> that could happen at any time? >> yes. they do not now quite what time frame had cases and trauma injuries are different and each case is different. we know the prime and will be ready. >>reporter: family members have been bedside when was the last time you saw him? >> one week. they wanted no stimulation

a long coy road, rob a kron 4 news. >>pam: there's a medical emergency earlier this week, which could require the evacuation of an elderly woman. she is fine right now, other than that the people trapped are chalking up to experience. >> we have generators, some people didn't, but they have on now. we maintained ok. we were able to get out once around the fire drills. that worked out ok. we're happy to get the road open and we have to hand it to these guys that in working until night every night trying to get to this open. at the >> in manning the ship down here, we have livestock so i could leave. we have forces in animals to take care of. we just ran out of feed for this season. thank goodness just-in-time. >>pam: the generators, the power was also out for much of the past week, but the wires which were down by the slide have been repaired and the lights are back on this evening. back toward developing story, coming at san jose, grant is in our news room with the latest on the search for missing child. >>mark: as a po

in the san jose, rob fladeboe, kron 4 news for. >>reporter: 2 boys at the oakland police in oakland, the father once evidence and the dna samples of removed. half the d.a. has decided not to pursue charges. and if, when and the evidence is destroyed will be determined by the d.a.'s office and leaving 0pd is officers handling the case. in oakland, haazig madyun kron 4 news. the >>reporter: it is time to pay the tax man monday is the filing deadline for americans to turn in their taxes. this year, the deadline wa3 days later but millions of americans actually did not pay any federal income tax! 45 percent of americans to not pay any federal income tax at all and that is because of hundreds of tax breaks. kate thompson, kron 4 news. >>reporter: another big story people that avoided the last minute canal go right to this drop off location. tweeting into the less-minute. people are dropping off-waiting until the last minute. and what they want you to keep in mind is that having correct postage. this drop off location and the s f o locat

gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>catherine: rob this year and i get what he is saying about the smart phone i love the flip. it seems everyone i know has one. why can't cisco do something with this? >>rob: staff pta for phone number, then we converge. the technology is always about converging, televisions are trying to become telephones, everything is converging on top of each other and it's all about convenience. my camera has video, i'm going have terrorism occurred some point. technology is about smaller, faster, cheaper. a great decision by cisco. kodak makes the flip camera, there's more competitors out there the margins of this big. cisco sells billions of dollars to enterprises to can't focus on the consumer. he needs to get rid of the links or spinoff. of the funny thing he shutting it down. it has a value he's not selling it to kodak. he's not summoned to testify. he's not selling it to anyone. he's just putting it down. >>catherine: juneau it was conceived by couple launcher after nor'entrepreneurs? you d

kron 4 robbed joins us now from outside the courthouse in san francisco. >>rob: " the one guilty counts of been a lot of days of, when he testified for the grand jury about to his relationship with craig anderson. also about being a child with celebrity. he was also found not guilty on all the charges specifically relating to his have been taken steroids or performance enhancing drugs. tisch as a emerge from the courthouse here at the federal building this afternoon, the fund's attorney allen was us whether or not this was resolved of the government's case seeing a little bit on the weak side for his case being on the strong side? >> and that's something where you will draw a your own conclusions. it was certainly be seriously contested trial, here we are in counts one-to-3, there is no verdict, no judgment. the counts which alleged steroids, which allege needles, which alleged human growth hormone those will be in his stride. there's no conviction, no verdict no finding. instead we have a verdict which is alleges that barry said things about the celebrity

grant lotus, kron 4 news. rob >>pam: black is here with more on your money. we want to talk about this face book deal? >>rob: over night, the group on. prud'hon always got sold to go for $6 billion. overnight facebook has invented a business model or copied one pretty easily. keep in mind one in 12 people on the planet use facebook. overnight face book is a player in local apps. >>pam: what does this mean for group on? has its value diminish? >> absolutely, competition has come and, these companies like travels to, open tables that will give you local reservations and restaurants. everyone can copy this. group on will get sold to some company down the road. first it will become public, that the pulp company will last. facebook is instantly showed were scalable. of what info you will see us every day. you're adding a local advertiser interest, facebook became more powerful. facebook scares me, what microsoft was in the '90s and facebook is in the 2010's. they're dominating advertising, selling group on deals these because the situation we can play games and us

rob fladeboe. kron 4 news. >> isabel: habitat for humanity has steep discounts. kate thompson has a sneak peek at the bargains. >> reporter: a new chandelier can easily be a couple of hundred dollars. this weekend, rock-bottom prices. $25 per piece. the habitat for humanity at 150 brighton avenue and alameda has several shapes and sizes. also bathtubs,nails, and posts from only $1. $35 ceiling fans and free paint! plenty of bargains for the do-it-yourself art. and to get that hard worwoood this lament is less than half price. is only $15 per box. cabinets? $20! any color, most brand new into the packaging. retail can be 75-a couple hundred dollars per piece sunday, monday, and all this money goes back to habitat for humanity in alameda. kate thompson, kron 4 news. if >> marty: coming up one of the biggest comic book movie videogames in the country. that is in the bay area. winter con. >> isabel: think it is but the biggest in the world! a look at the he's the bridge hazy--your full forecast. >> isabel: wondercon - it is open to the public and is open to running u

washington, samantha hayes kron 4 news. >>catherine: rob is joining us we been talking about this, regardless of the out, it looks like were certainly talking about tax cuts, a bigger budget cuts, smaller government. >>rob: that's the theory, traditionally speaking democrats want to not cut to entitlements. social security, medicaid, programs for the poor. republicans came out swinging today sing were going to cut six trillion and keep the capital tax rate at about 25% for high-income earners. that would cut to 25%. republicans are singlets balance the budget by 2040. it's a long time but realistic >>catherine: republicans came out with a long-range plan, it would mean big changes to medicare and medicaid. each it would mean huge cuts if that happens. >>rob: listen to this, i go one decide on the republicans or democrats but i take arguments. they want to cut six trillion in the next decade out of medicare, the what to say if you're 55 or older you get what we promised you, if not, for the poor people were going to give you

kate thompson, kron 4 news. >>rob: city is moving ahead with plans to outsource its fire department in an effort to save money in san carlos. it could save the city up to $2 million annually. right now the city council is considering four proposals for doing just that. to from redwood city, action is expected by the end of april and a new department could be up and running by october. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>grant: in san francisco, paying for parking is becoming convenient. first coins, then credit cards and starting this summer you could pay to park using your cell phone. he will sign up with a credit-card company, give them your information and for up to 455 per transaction, you could pay the meter using your cell phone. the coolest part is they will send a text message when the meter runs out and you could fill up just by using your smart phone. read lotus, kron 4 news. >>gabe: president barack obama is coming to facebook tomorrow, holding a virtual town hall, the event will stream live on facebook at

it was kron 4 reports now police have arrested the child's mother. >>rob: 25 year-old maria of santa clara is in the county jail charged with felony child endangerment. she is arrested at the garden city casino and restaurant. san jose police say the child was locked in a car with the window shut tight for as long as an hour. casino made its worker jason's witness to rescue by police and paramedics. >> at a shop, stunned i was disgusted with it because of anybody could've come around and taken this girl. that's disturbing. for an extra $20 they could of had a baby sitter. police found the girl's mother inside the casino undetermined if she intentionally block the child in the car and headed off to gamble. fortunately they say the weather was cooler thursday evening. is it the child was a little hot and sweaty after her rescue but otherwise seemed fine. >> she is happy be out of the car she was jumping around, ecstatic talking to cops asking why everyone's watching. she was very responsive in high spirits. of a >>rob: manager of the casino had no comm

rob fladeboe, san jose. kron 4 news. >> marty: another round of budget cuts with 17 libraries will be closing their doors more. there will be open only three days instead of the current four per week. many librarians would be laid off as well. this represents 20 percent of the entire library system. the martin a parking downtown library the martin luther king downtown library that is shared with the university is currently not impacted. at oakland city hall, jean quan released three different budget scenarios. the worst-case scenario, or middle of the crown with concessions from labor unions and the third choice is a property tax from additional revenue with a mailing election. a worst- case scenario is including 300 layoffs and the best case still includes eight. in johoakland, jonathan blum. the >> isabel: if you'd like to get in touch with a group exercise self magazine has a work out in the park. instructors are going to be on hand with a variety of group exercises including a new type of dance lesson. t

kron 4's jr stone spoke with one driver who knows what it is like to get robbed. >> reporter: ever had a hard time flagging down a cab? two attacks on cabbies may make it tougher to get one to stop for you. >> you have to do an incident profiling. we have 10 seconds to decide. >> reporter: he spent 15 years driving people here and there. news that two other drivers were attacked brings backs memories. >> i was rob. >> reporter: the most recent attacked happened here at missouri and 23 street on monday morning. the driver was choked and robbed. and on sunday morning observe the sun came up, three guys held up a driver at gun point. several drivers said they are not concerned about driving late at night or early in the morning but they are concerned about company policies regarding customers who use cards like this. policies that force them to carry more cash. >> reporter: now yellow cab demands cash on a daily business. i have to have $100 more on me. >> reporter: only been in place for a week. as for the bad guys in these two cases, they are still on the loose. the victims were not hur

reporting live, kron 4 news. >>catherine: budget seeing being felt in san jose, we learn the public library system will be hit hard. rob breaks down how the cuts could affect service. >>rob: when the dust settles, finding an open library here in san jose much less a library and ask for help will be hard to find. some 70 full-time part-time librarians receive layoff notices from city hall. that means this and all 17 branch libraries will see reduced hours. the go from being open four days a week now to being open just three days a week. in addition, children and other library services will be cut back. all told the cuts represent 20 percent of the entire library system budget. in san jose, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: lots of sunshine out there for today. temperatures are little bit on the cool side. below what is typical for this time of the year. 69 concord still a nice day but the winds are really howling between 20 and 30 mi. per hour. sfo rate now reporting gusts of 32 m.p.h.. into the next few days things will

the most recent a sexual assault was also robbed of her personal belongings. on a uc-berkeley campus haazig madyun kron 4 news. >> a japanese man is helping family members in japan. he was in japan and the earthquake struck. shooting a commercial for these pants that he designed. to give it one of the proceeds to charity. with 4500 later, they're helping the people of japan. grant lotus, kron 4 news. >>reporter: the new parking program allowing people to park longer in certain areas feeling you can leave your car for up to four hours and a marina, and fisherman's wharf without risking the ticket. this will be extending to other areas, market, he sahayes and if this catches on? 2013 could be city-wide. >>pam the oakland coliseum is hosting a four-day medical treatment. it is the first- come, first-served situation. starting on tuesday morning at 3:30 people lining up to get tickets to get free health care. in oakland, to recess talk-show. >>reporter: city advisers are going to wait and on the golden gate national recreation area demanding that dogs are kept on

in oakland, kron 4 news. >>maureen: learning more about to the men killed in monday's shooting. at williams was the father of four year-old son he worked as an after school aid in oakland where he's remembered as a kind and caring man. 27 year-old bill jenkins of oakland leaves behind a wife in a two year- old daughter. a family member tells me they're devastated by the loss. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>j.r. stone: there been four shootings in antioch in the past three weeks. some folks have come out to hold a stop the violence rally. one sign says stop the shootings. this is the second round of a rally that have been held. they are simply tired of the violence, as i said earlier some folks say enough is enough, they are packing up and leaving. reporting in antioch, kron 4 news. >>terisa: there have been to separate approval attacks on people in golden gate park in the past week. it the most recent case to place in early tuesday morning. that's when a good samaritan found a victim in the safeway parking lot. he called officials in the man was taken to san francisco general. t

>> rob: yes. weaver on a positive day with the wall street. and they said that--we're on a positive day. with big industrial companies like ge, mcdonald's are just taking it off. >>catherine: and some companies, costco was up 04%? >> rob: sales and on top of that they have had excellence. to creep out a little bit in victoria secret up 19%! >>catherine: 19%? >> rob: also limited was also up. we are going on vacation and feeling comfortable. >>catherine: a luxury? expendable income. did you notice the wall street journal said that the vacancies in shopping malls are up. the highest in 11 years. >> rob: us. from an investment standpoint we knew that that was coming- yes. real estate has been a problem and even commercial real-estate. on the other hand apartment vacancies are dropping. people are getting foreclosures and moving into apartments. if one person is losing? the other person is gaining. and perhaps if you and i started jewelry business? >>catherine: vigo not now. >> rob: longeron? at costco lingerie-la >>catherine: oil? >> rob: $110 pe

in palo alto, kron 4 news. >>pam: j.r. stone joins us now in the studio and of course the press and is getting plenty of publicity in san francisco, it's unclear who he's going to phase in the upcoming election. republicans are back and forth was in and out. >>j.r. stone: it's the candidates who haven't come out, you could see them and some of the pictures here. we're talking six different candidates and they haven't raised not one of them, nearly as much money as the candidates from four years ago. this is a minnesota republican rep michelle, don't know who she is? she's a lawmaker was raised more reelection money for her campaign that anyone else. if. of money that could be used for white house run against rocco,. kron he comes in second with 1.9 million, while ron recently raised 3 million it's money that could not be used in the presidential campaign if he chooses to run donald trump does not raise any money, nor has former alaskan gov. sarah pailin or my custody. if these numbers are night and day to what we saw in ap

>>terisa: reporting live, kron 4 news. >>catherine: in san jose, the police department has offered the city reform in an effort to save millions of dollars and prevent layoffs. rob tells us that hundreds of jobs are still on the chopping block. >>rob: the san jose police officer association friday afternoon saying it is offered the city a package that will prevent the layoffs of more than 100 police officers and save taxpayers more than $50 million a year. the president saying the package includes the 10% pay cut the city asked for as well as what he called the first time ever pension reform. >> we believe a large portion of our membership would opt out of our current economy plan and to a lower court's plan. if they opted out it would take a reduced benefit from 90% to 80 percent. we believe probably 40 percent of all membership or more what olcott of the current plan into that plan. over the course of 16 years we believe will save the city well over $100 million. >>rob: 2 said that pay cut will save the jobs of the so-ca

kron 4 spoke to investigators about the case. >>haazig: one thing is not adding up that's how a police source close to the investigation describes a recent multiple shooting killing two people and wounding four others here at sweet jimmy's restaurant on broadway at oakland's jack london square early monday. this is video recorded at the scene. police investigators are looking into an attempted robbery jimmy's. that spilled over into the restaurant with the shooter followed the victims inside. oakland police say in order for that theory to work the attempted robbery victims need to come forward. at this time investigators say no one has done so adding it is not clear that any of the shooting victims were involved in an attempted robbery. also not working with this theory is the fact that the shooter pulled the trigger on people sitting down at dinner tables in the rifle indiscriminately according to investigators. oakland police say an attempted robbery outside here is one of several have happened before the shootings occurred. in

reporting live, kron 4 news. vicki: 7 california lapd trying to find the people who shot a police helicopter. it happened around 6:00 a.m., the chopper was responding to reports of a shot fired when it came under fire. one bullet hit the fuel tank, the pilot landed safely and no one aboard was injured. they arrested one man but they have not said if he is connected to the shooting. >>brian: of view of at&t park from earlier this evening. the clouds are beginning to roll into the city tonight. those clouds in advance of a weather system coming down. rain in the north tonight. oakland 55, 53 fairfield, san francisco 53. the winds are blowing up 25 m.p.h.. there is the rain t. a little bit of n this is the leading edge of what's coming tomorrow. it does look to be light. 3:00 a.m. call is grey those of the clouds that are pushing and and you will see the screen show up for the early-morning hours. about 6:00 a.m. some light rain to the north of the golden gate bridge for marin, sonoma and napa county. this rain will

in san carlos, kron 4 news. >>pam: be on the lookout for suspicious person trying to lure young girls into his vehicle. that's a warning from officials today, the police are asking residents to be on alert following a recent incident involving an 11 year-old girl. it happened to in san anselmo monday afternoon. kron 4 learned the suspect may have been spotted near a middle school in a neighboring sitting. >>haazig: trying to lower and 11 year-old girl in to his van by offering her a ride home from school. that is what the police say it has suspicious man tried to do recently on san anselmo ave. he's described as a white male, 34 years old with short hair and a stocky build. driving a black cargo van similar to this one with two passenger windows like these you see here. police detective to lead said a suspect matching that description not driving a similar vehicle was recently spotted a few miles away driving around the middle school in san rafael. >> when i ask the citizens of the what true for attention to thi